Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 75ft, Black
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Are these cable birectional or uni directional?
A shopper
on Jan 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Unidirectional. Please pay attention to the tiny labels that are attached at both ends of the cable. Also, remember that these do not provide ARC function.
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- Peter C on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 23, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Unidirectional. Please pay attention to the tiny labels that are attached at both ends of the cable. Also, remember that these do not provide ARC function.
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- Peter C on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 23, 2017
wire cables are bidirectional . active cables such as this usually not - . it is possible but would raise the price considerably
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- Jan E on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 24, 2017
They are uni directional. Has source and display written on each end.
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- Chad L on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 17, 2017
One end of the cable says "sourece" the other says "display".
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- B T on Jan 2, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2017
Theo are directional or unidirectional as you describe it
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- T O on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 15, 2017
They are uni directional, labeled source and display.
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- Ricardo G on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2017
they are directional cables (uni-directional)
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- Salman S on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2017
These cables are uni directional.
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- Bill G on Jan 1, 2018
- Purchased on May 23, 2017
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Is the cable compatible with all existing sound tracks?
New User U
on Feb 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The cable will work with any of the latest surround sound scenarios. That is more dependent on your receiver's capabilities. This cable is directional. In my setup the sound comes devices connected to the receiver, but not from the TV back to the receiver. Sound for TV Apps must go through the TV speakers. I have all those same Apps on my blu-ray & Apple TV, and they perform better set up that way.
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- James O on Feb 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The cable will work with any of the latest surround sound scenarios. That is more dependent on your receiver's capabilities. This cable is directional. In my setup the sound comes devices connected to the receiver, but not from the TV back to the receiver. Sound for TV Apps must go through the TV speakers. I have all those same Apps on my blu-ray & Apple TV, and they perform better set up that way.
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- James O on Feb 8, 2018
If you mean all the audio standards that are present on consumer/prosumer products then yes this will be just fine. We have installed a number of these cables and they work without issue.
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- Colin R on Feb 8, 2018
Absolutely! All HD formats (Dolby TrueHD 7.1/DTS-HD MA 7.1) including object-based Atmos and DTS:X.
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- Ryan D on Feb 8, 2018
Yes. The only limitation is that it does not support ARC (audio return from a display)
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- Ken W on Feb 8, 2018
Why include ARC in the description as it is written?
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- New User U on Feb 6, 2020
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I plan to run a 50 ft fiber hdmi cable and terminate it with this keystone. On the other end of the keystone I plan to use a non-fiber cdmi cable. Will I have any problem with signal degradation with 4K with HDR?
New User U
on Feb 8, 2018
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 75ft, Black
Monoprice Certified Premium High Speed HDMI Cable, 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, 28AWG, YCbCr 4:4:4, 3ft, Black
Monoprice Keystone Jack HDMI Female to Female Coupler Adapter, White
BEST ANSWER: Here's what I tried first:
Xbox One X --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> Yamaha 4K Receiver --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> LG OLED 4K HDR TV
However, no TV, Receiver or Xbox setting I tried would allow the tv to broadcast the 4k HDR from the Xbox, not even removing the Yamaha receiver from the run. Yet, when I removed both Keystone Jacks and ran the Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) direct from the Yamaha Receiver to the LG OLED TV, the broadcast would then be in 4K HDR.
So, in my setup, these keystone jacks would not allow the pass through of 4K and HDR. Yet, I did not exhaust all setup scenarios and am by no means a professional. What I would definitely recommend first and foremost from experience, is to test everything possible while it's sitting on your floor and before running any cables through walls and hanging tvs, etc.
Xbox One X --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> Yamaha 4K Receiver --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> LG OLED 4K HDR TV
However, no TV, Receiver or Xbox setting I tried would allow the tv to broadcast the 4k HDR from the Xbox, not even removing the Yamaha receiver from the run. Yet, when I removed both Keystone Jacks and ran the Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) direct from the Yamaha Receiver to the LG OLED TV, the broadcast would then be in 4K HDR.
So, in my setup, these keystone jacks would not allow the pass through of 4K and HDR. Yet, I did not exhaust all setup scenarios and am by no means a professional. What I would definitely recommend first and foremost from experience, is to test everything possible while it's sitting on your floor and before running any cables through walls and hanging tvs, etc.
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- David M on Oct 26, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Here's what I tried first:
Xbox One X --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> Yamaha 4K Receiver --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> LG OLED 4K HDR TV
However, no TV, Receiver or Xbox setting I tried would allow the tv to broadcast the 4k HDR from the Xbox, not even removing the Yamaha receiver from the run. Yet, when I removed both Keystone Jacks and ran the Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) direct from the Yamaha Receiver to the LG OLED TV, the broadcast would then be in 4K HDR.
So, in my setup, these keystone jacks would not allow the pass through of 4K and HDR. Yet, I did not exhaust all setup scenarios and am by no means a professional. What I would definitely recommend first and foremost from experience, is to test everything possible while it's sitting on your floor and before running any cables through walls and hanging tvs, etc.
Xbox One X --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> Yamaha 4K Receiver --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) --> HDMI Keystone Jack (6582) --> Ultra Slim Certified Premium HDMI Cable (24186) --> LG OLED 4K HDR TV
However, no TV, Receiver or Xbox setting I tried would allow the tv to broadcast the 4k HDR from the Xbox, not even removing the Yamaha receiver from the run. Yet, when I removed both Keystone Jacks and ran the Slim Run HDR High Speed Fiber Optic HDMI Cable (21567) direct from the Yamaha Receiver to the LG OLED TV, the broadcast would then be in 4K HDR.
So, in my setup, these keystone jacks would not allow the pass through of 4K and HDR. Yet, I did not exhaust all setup scenarios and am by no means a professional. What I would definitely recommend first and foremost from experience, is to test everything possible while it's sitting on your floor and before running any cables through walls and hanging tvs, etc.
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- David M on Oct 26, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 9, 2018
I would recommend using a HDbaseT kit and throw the video signal from the source over Ethernet to the far end. It is a better way of running HDMI long distances, it also gives you some future proofing where if the hdmi std changes you just have to change the kit out rather then running a new cable.
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- sunny s on May 27, 2018
I have done this with a similar monoprice optical cable and a cheap 3ft passive cable, and was able to do 4k@60 without issue. As long as the short cable connects pin 18 through from one end to the other, which it should, it will work.
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- Michael T on May 27, 2018
I think it depends on which end of the cable one extends. Active HDMI cables are powered by the sink (display, projector, etc.) so if the extension is at the source it should be okay. Would LOVE to have a definitive answer on this.
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- Ean W on Apr 12, 2018
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Do these cables require power from HDMI port at both ends?
Jeremiah P
on Jun 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: no, i connect my laptop to a projector and it work perfectly , the power came only from my laptop.
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- Benoit D on Jun 21, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 13, 2017
BEST ANSWER: no, i connect my laptop to a projector and it work perfectly , the power came only from my laptop.
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- Benoit D on Jun 21, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 13, 2017
These cables require no additional power source. No plug ins or anything like that.
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- Benton S on Jun 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 4, 2018
The question pertains to power coming from HDMI ports, NOT does the cable require and external power source.
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- Jeremiah P on Jun 20, 2018
They are plug and play! Nothing more to worry about
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- Todd Z on Jun 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 18, 2018
That doesn't answer the question.
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- Jeremiah P on Jun 20, 2018
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is this compatable with Dolby vision?is this compatable with dolby vision and hdr
David D
on Jul 12, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Last year I updated my home theater projector (JVC RS600) and AV receiver (Onkyo TX-NR3030) and I was having handshake issues with my Oppo 203. When I had my projector calibrated I asked him what he used and he said Monoprice SlimRun. I bought one and my problems ended. This spring I helped my brother build a home theater and bo
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- Geoffrey S on Jul 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Last year I updated my home theater projector (JVC RS600) and AV receiver (Onkyo TX-NR3030) and I was having handshake issues with my Oppo 203. When I had my projector calibrated I asked him what he used and he said Monoprice SlimRun. I bought one and my problems ended. This spring I helped my brother build a home theater and bo
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- Geoffrey S on Jul 13, 2018
yes, it works with DV and full HDR; the longest run that I have is 150', so take that with a grain of salt.
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- justin p on Jul 12, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 17, 2017
Yes it is. 18 GBPS is enough bandwidth to pass HDR so it will work with Dolby Vision
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- Perry S on Jul 12, 2018
- Purchased on May 9, 2018
This cable will pass any current codec in any variation. The simple answer is yes!
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- John G on Jul 12, 2018
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Will this fit through a 3/4 inch conduit?
Timothy S
on Apr 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The width of the enclosure is 40.9mm x 19.2mm, so it will not.
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- Tim N Staff on Jun 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The width of the enclosure is 40.9mm x 19.2mm, so it will not.
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- Tim N Staff on Jun 28, 2017
It might, but i doubt it. The actual plug ends are almost 3/4 in size. Pulling an object like that, that doesn't bend thru a conduit that most likely has turns in it, is a good way to damage wire.
I never run anything smaller than 1 inch conduit, for my A/V stuff
It is always a good idea to run conduit, just in case something goes wrong with cable.
and never run it to junction boxes, use low voltage plaster rings.
I never run anything smaller than 1 inch conduit, for my A/V stuff
It is always a good idea to run conduit, just in case something goes wrong with cable.
and never run it to junction boxes, use low voltage plaster rings.
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- Jospeh S on Apr 28, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2017
Non-removable end connectors are slightly larger than 3/4" wide It might fit in a perfectly straight short EMT but I doubt it would pull in a long run with bends.
There are some fiber extenders that have removable ends.
There are some fiber extenders that have removable ends.
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- Leo S on Apr 12, 2017
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I have an office environment where HDMI is required in a Boardroom setup. The cable will need to be installed through the walls and under a concrete slab floor via a conduit to the boardroom table. The source will generally originate from a laptop/iPad etc. Will this 75' Slim Run Optical HDMI cable work well utilizing a laptop as the source with a 4k TV being used as an extended monitor for presentations etc.?
Nick P
on Oct 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I have have (3) of these cables installed in my basement, all 75' runs and get full 4K from each TV.
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- New User U on Oct 30, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I have have (3) of these cables installed in my basement, all 75' runs and get full 4K from each TV.
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- New User U on Oct 30, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 5, 2017
It should work just fine, just be sure you don't damage it during the installation, its is optical cable.
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- T O on Oct 30, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 15, 2017
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What is fire rating ?
What is the difference between CMP and VW1 ?
I don't understand.
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What is the difference between CMP and VW1 ?
I don't understand.
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New User U
on Feb 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi there! Both CMP and VW-1 are fire ratings. Different applications require different ratings. CMP is plenum rated communications cable. The VW-1 fire test also called the Vertical Wire test, tests a materials ability to resist fire along a vertically suspended wire, just like it would appear in your walls. This test is the most widely used North American fire test and fire safety professionals will check first thing to see if your wires have passed the VW-1 test. Check with your local municipal building code before running a cable in the wall.
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- Manuel H Staff on Jun 11, 2018
Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
I live in France.
So what should you I take ? CMP or VW1 ?
Which one is the more secure ? CMP or VW1 ?
Thanks for your answer.
I live in France.
So what should you I take ? CMP or VW1 ?
Which one is the more secure ? CMP or VW1 ?
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- New User U on Jun 26, 2018
I think I would go with the CMP as it is in the NEC for in-wall installation. Again, these are building codes for the US.
CL-2 meets NEC/Building code. Even though VW-1 passed many of the same tests, it is not NEC/Building code compliant.
BEST ANSWER: Hi there! Both CMP and VW-1 are fire ratings. Different applications require different ratings. CMP is plenum rated communications cable. The VW-1 fire test also called the Vertical Wire test, tests a materials ability to resist fire along a vertically suspended wire, just like it would appear in your walls. This test is the most widely used North American fire test and fire safety professionals will check first thing to see if your wires have passed the VW-1 test. Check with your local municipal building code before running a cable in the wall.
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- Manuel H Staff on Jun 11, 2018
Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
I live in France.
So what should you I take ? CMP or VW1 ?
Which one is the more secure ? CMP or VW1 ?
Thanks for your answer.
I live in France.
So what should you I take ? CMP or VW1 ?
Which one is the more secure ? CMP or VW1 ?
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- New User U on Jun 26, 2018
I think I would go with the CMP as it is in the NEC for in-wall installation. Again, these are building codes for the US.
CL-2 meets NEC/Building code. Even though VW-1 passed many of the same tests, it is not NEC/Building code compliant.
CMP: This is a cable jacket fire resistance rating defined in Article 800 of the National Electric Code. It stands for "Communications Multipurpose Cable, Plenum", which indicates that the cable is suitable for installation in a plenum space. Because air travels throughout a building via plenum spaces, it is critical that cables that are installed in such spaces not give off toxic smoke when they burn. Thus, plenum-rated cables are designed using materials that burn more cleanly and self-extinguish more easily. As the flammability requirements for Type CMP cables are stricter than Type CM and CMR cables, Type CMP cables can be used as a substitute in any area where CM and CMR would be required. Cables that are labeled "Type CMP" must pass a standardized flammability test and be certified by an accredited laboratory, such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL).
Plenum: These cables are to be used in the "plenum" area of a building, which is within a raised flooring area (such as air ducts) or wherever air circulates through the building. In order for a cable to obtain a "plenum" rating, the cable must have a fire-retardant jacket made out of a non-flammable material. Plenum cables will not emit toxic smoke if exposed to fire, and will not reignite themselves after self-extinguishing. You will typically find plenum ratings used in network, security, fire alarm and coax video cables. Also see: "CMP"
VW-1: The VW-1 rating written on a cable specifies the flammability of the outer jacket. It is a standardized test to measure how the outer jacket responds when exposed to a flame in a vertical orientation hence the abbreviation VW (vertical wire). VW-1 will be found on the jacket of the cable if it has a VW-1 rating. The term VW-1 applies to any cable going in a wall vertically.
Plenum: These cables are to be used in the "plenum" area of a building, which is within a raised flooring area (such as air ducts) or wherever air circulates through the building. In order for a cable to obtain a "plenum" rating, the cable must have a fire-retardant jacket made out of a non-flammable material. Plenum cables will not emit toxic smoke if exposed to fire, and will not reignite themselves after self-extinguishing. You will typically find plenum ratings used in network, security, fire alarm and coax video cables. Also see: "CMP"
VW-1: The VW-1 rating written on a cable specifies the flammability of the outer jacket. It is a standardized test to measure how the outer jacket responds when exposed to a flame in a vertical orientation hence the abbreviation VW (vertical wire). VW-1 will be found on the jacket of the cable if it has a VW-1 rating. The term VW-1 applies to any cable going in a wall vertically.
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- Christopher H on Jun 7, 2018
Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
I live in France.
So what should you I take ? CMP or VW-1 ?
What is the more secure ? CMP or VW -1 ?
Thanks for your answer.
I live in France.
So what should you I take ? CMP or VW-1 ?
What is the more secure ? CMP or VW -1 ?
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- New User U on Jun 26, 2018
The simple answer: if you're installing the cable in a single-family home, you can use cables with any of these ratings. The only exception would be if you're running the cable down a section of wall that has a return air vent for your heating/air conditioning system; in this case, you would need CMP rated cable for the reason stated below.
For installers working in commercial structures and multi-family residence buildings, it's far more important to choose a fire rating that is suitable, safe, and legal per local building code. CL2 (short for "Class 2") indicates a general-purpose cable that's OK for walls, ceilings and crawl spaces, but cannot be used in "plenum" space - any space that carries conditioned air to/from the occupied parts of the building - because the wire jacket (the rubberized covering) could produce toxic fumes in case of a fire. (There is a variation called CL2P that can be used in plenum, but I haven't seen this at Monoprice.) CMP ("Communications Multipurpose, Plenum") indicates a cable that can be used in plenum spaces and just about anywhere else in a building, because it does not produce toxic fumes when burned.
VW-1 isn't a rating like the others; instead, it's a statement that the outer jacket material has passed a test for low flammability when installing vertically in a wall. Basically, it means that if a fire starts near the bottom of a vertical run of this cable, it won't spread up the cable jacket itself. This is a building code requirement in many localities, especially for multi-story structures.
For installers working in commercial structures and multi-family residence buildings, it's far more important to choose a fire rating that is suitable, safe, and legal per local building code. CL2 (short for "Class 2") indicates a general-purpose cable that's OK for walls, ceilings and crawl spaces, but cannot be used in "plenum" space - any space that carries conditioned air to/from the occupied parts of the building - because the wire jacket (the rubberized covering) could produce toxic fumes in case of a fire. (There is a variation called CL2P that can be used in plenum, but I haven't seen this at Monoprice.) CMP ("Communications Multipurpose, Plenum") indicates a cable that can be used in plenum spaces and just about anywhere else in a building, because it does not produce toxic fumes when burned.
VW-1 isn't a rating like the others; instead, it's a statement that the outer jacket material has passed a test for low flammability when installing vertically in a wall. Basically, it means that if a fire starts near the bottom of a vertical run of this cable, it won't spread up the cable jacket itself. This is a building code requirement in many localities, especially for multi-story structures.
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- James M on May 6, 2018
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Does this cable support ARC.? It appears to be a directional cable.
A shopper
on Dec 26, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi User,
This cable will support ARC under certain environments. Because of the current ARC landscape there many compatibility issues that come up. That said, we are not able to guarantee ARC compatibility on all systems.
The cable is uni-directional in physical connection only, digital cables inherently talk in both directions and that is not a factor in ARC performance.
Thank you for asking.
This cable will support ARC under certain environments. Because of the current ARC landscape there many compatibility issues that come up. That said, we are not able to guarantee ARC compatibility on all systems.
The cable is uni-directional in physical connection only, digital cables inherently talk in both directions and that is not a factor in ARC performance.
Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Mar 16, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi User,
This cable will support ARC under certain environments. Because of the current ARC landscape there many compatibility issues that come up. That said, we are not able to guarantee ARC compatibility on all systems.
The cable is uni-directional in physical connection only, digital cables inherently talk in both directions and that is not a factor in ARC performance.
Thank you for asking.
This cable will support ARC under certain environments. Because of the current ARC landscape there many compatibility issues that come up. That said, we are not able to guarantee ARC compatibility on all systems.
The cable is uni-directional in physical connection only, digital cables inherently talk in both directions and that is not a factor in ARC performance.
Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Mar 16, 2018
No, this cable does not support ARC. You may want to consider running a separate audio line alongside this cable.
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- Benton S on Feb 12, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 4, 2018
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Will this work hooked up from my PC to my OLED TV? Thanks
sam s
on Apr 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it will. I am using the 75ft version of this cable, and it is running from a 5 year old Windows PC with an Core i3 processor. That CPU has an integrated GPU that is only capable of 4K @ 30fps, and it feeds my 77 inch LG OLED just fine through this cable. I am certain that if my GPU were better, it would do 4K @ 60 as well.
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- Coleem C on Apr 30, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it will. I am using the 75ft version of this cable, and it is running from a 5 year old Windows PC with an Core i3 processor. That CPU has an integrated GPU that is only capable of 4K @ 30fps, and it feeds my 77 inch LG OLED just fine through this cable. I am certain that if my GPU were better, it would do 4K @ 60 as well.
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- Coleem C on Apr 30, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 14, 2018
As long as your PC has an HDMI out that supports whatever level of HDCP you need..
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- JOSEPH H on Apr 30, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 9, 2018
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Does this cable support HDCP 2.2?
Frederick P
on Jun 22, 2017
BEST ANSWER: HDCP standards will not be held within the cables but rather within the devices in your setup (Receiver, cable box, TV, etc). the cables will not play a role in HDCP compatibility
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- Desmond F. Staff on Jul 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: HDCP standards will not be held within the cables but rather within the devices in your setup (Receiver, cable box, TV, etc). the cables will not play a role in HDCP compatibility
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- Desmond F. Staff on Jul 30, 2017
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can you usa a displayport to hdmi adapter with these cables?
A shopper
on Jan 1, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display this would likely work for your setup.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display this would likely work for your setup.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 14, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display this would likely work for your setup.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display this would likely work for your setup.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 14, 2019
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Can you use a displayport to hdmi adapter with these hdmi cables? My source is displayport and the displays are hdmi.
A shopper
on Jan 6, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display it would likely work in that situation.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display it would likely work in that situation.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display it would likely work in that situation.
As long as the cable is going directly to the display it would likely work in that situation.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 16, 2019
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I am getting sparkles (small moving flashing dots on the screen) despite using this cable. Any thoughts on how to remedy this or had this happen with this cable? The picture is still crystal clear despite this but I have the annoying sparkles on the screen. I bought this cable to do 100ft run from my AV media rack to a new LG OLED TV. I have an Apple TV 4K connected to a new 4K Yamaha receiver TSR-7850 (Dolby vision capable) via another monoprice 3ft 4k 18GB cable, and then the slimrun 100ft to the TV.
Ian M
on Apr 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hello and thank you for your question. Please contact us at tech@monoprice.com with a detailed summary of the issue you are experiencing and our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you
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- Tyler C Staff on May 30, 2019
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- Tyler C Staff on May 30, 2019
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Are these cables hybrid (fiber for signal and copper for power) or completely fiber? I need completely fiber for galvanic isolation.
Joseph K
on May 14, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I'm not sure, I believe they are just fiber. I have used them in areas where we were experiencing drop outs from rf / power interference. These fixed the problem.
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- Brookes S on May 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I'm not sure, I believe they are just fiber. I have used them in areas where we were experiencing drop outs from rf / power interference. These fixed the problem.
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- Brookes S on May 15, 2019
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What is the cable diameter for both CMP or VW-1?
Paul C
on Aug 5, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi Paul,
They are pretty thin. The CMP is more of a flat cable, probably 0.25 inch wide and 0.125 thick/height. I cant remember the VW-1 but I'm pretty sure that it is about the same. The heads are not detachable and are about 1 inch wide.
They are pretty thin. The CMP is more of a flat cable, probably 0.25 inch wide and 0.125 thick/height. I cant remember the VW-1 but I'm pretty sure that it is about the same. The heads are not detachable and are about 1 inch wide.
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- Brookes S on Aug 6, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 1, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi Paul,
They are pretty thin. The CMP is more of a flat cable, probably 0.25 inch wide and 0.125 thick/height. I cant remember the VW-1 but I'm pretty sure that it is about the same. The heads are not detachable and are about 1 inch wide.
They are pretty thin. The CMP is more of a flat cable, probably 0.25 inch wide and 0.125 thick/height. I cant remember the VW-1 but I'm pretty sure that it is about the same. The heads are not detachable and are about 1 inch wide.
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Does this work with any monoprice switches - if I just want to run one cable through my conduit and toggle between using it for a cable box vs. 4k blu ray player?
Malcolm C
on Aug 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is being used on the output of the switch there would not be a problem.
As long as the cable is being used on the output of the switch there would not be a problem.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 20, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the cable is being used on the output of the switch there would not be a problem.
As long as the cable is being used on the output of the switch there would not be a problem.
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What are the AWG and OD at each length for this series of cable (21572) VW-1 (Not CMP)?
Christopher H
on Nov 29, 2017
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 75ft, Black
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 30ft, Black
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 50ft, Black
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 330ft, Black
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 100ft, Black
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 150ft, Black
Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, ARC, AOC, YCbCr 4:4:4, 200ft, Black
Is there a displayport adapter that will work with this cable? We found that the connection was very unreliable with a displayport (tried several) adapter. I assume this is either due to a voltage drop because of extra equipment in the line or because the adapter does not pass the 5Vs from the HDMI port (although Monoprice's staff said that power comes from the display).
Mark V
on Jul 6, 2018
Where are these made?
A shopper
on Oct 30, 2019
Is the Monoprice SlimRun AV HDR High Speed Cable for HDMI-Enabled Devices (4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, Fiber Optic, 40ft) fire rated for CL2?
New User U
on May 14, 2020
Do you have a 3D model available for 21568?
A shopper
on May 27, 2020
Need this cable for connection from Epson Projector to Denon receiver for 4k video and Audio , will this work?
A shopper
on Jun 9, 2020
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Pulled these through some tight conduits without a problem, handled abuse very well! Very happy
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Expensive but works great!
Works great so far - 1440p at 120hz no problem. Hoping it lasts as I’ve run it through my walls and it would not be fun to A. Pay for another and B. run another cable.
This was definitely the most I’ve ever spent on a cable but it meets the requirements so I guess there’s that.
This was definitely the most I’ve ever spent on a cable but it meets the requirements so I guess there’s that.
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Perfect!
75 ft. after a splitter and the signal is terrific!
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Love it !!
Love the cable... thin as heck... great clarity !!
A MUST FOR RUNS OVER 50 FEET.
Regular hdmi cables start to degrade around 60 feet.
And that is in a PERFECT WORLD ..
A MUST FOR RUNS OVER 50 FEET.
Regular hdmi cables start to degrade around 60 feet.
And that is in a PERFECT WORLD ..
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It just works
Using this to switch between a cablebox stored in a basement as well as a PC. No issues feeling the 1080P Altice Cablebox, to my 4K OLED, in addition to running the PC at native 4K. The PC itself is about 5 years old and therefore only capable of 4K @ 30fps, but I'm certain the cable would facilitate higher.
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Awesome!
Worked perfectly, and tiny! Super easy to run and hide.
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Easy to install with superior picture quality!
This cable replaced a 10-year-old cable that was almost a half an inch in diameter. This was so much easier to install for both its flexibility and ease of bending the cables to insert into the devices. The picture quality is undoubtedly superior even though none of the equipment was it self changed. I will recommend it highly.
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Super responsive. No delay!
Super thin cable. The only issue I had was it came a little bent. I plugged it in and it worked fine so I went ahead with the install as I was on a timeline. Used it with a PlayStation to test for delay. No delay due to cable restrictions, delay was only cause by the TV.
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Unidirectional source and destination ends could be better marked.
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Excellent projector cable.
It flawlessly feeds a Sony home theater projector. My only fear during the installation was kinking (and possible ruining) the cable. It took some light abuse and came out working just fine.
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